North Ridgeville's new home construction has significantly declined from its early 2000s boom, with only 102 new dwelling permits in 2025, indicating a shift in urban planning focus.

Shaker Heights initiates a deer sterilization program to manage the population humanely, involving nightly operations to anesthetize, sterilize, and tag female deer.

Cleveland Police Department is holding a recruitment event from January 9 to 11, as announced on social media, aiming to attract candidates to law enforcement careers.

A suspect linked to multiple carjackings in Cleveland was arrested after a chase and an exchange of gunfire with police, leaving the suspect critically injured.

Roxbury Elementary in Solon reopens after asbestos abatement and renovations, including new lighting and carpets, ensuring a safe environment for students and staff.

North Ridgeville is seeking input from business leaders via a survey to guide economic strategies and partner with ONE Lorain County on talent development and investment plans.

Euclid Recreation has started their third Learn to Skate program, running from January 6 to February 10, with classes on Tuesday evenings. Registration is still open, skate rental is extra, and safety gear is recommended.

South Euclid announces a National Seed Swap Day event, featuring free seeds and gardening advice, scheduled for January 31 at the City Hall Community Room.

The Cleveland Division of Police is recruiting new officers through a Hiring Event on January 9-11, inviting individuals to start careers in law enforcement.

A water main break in Elyria, Ohio, caused disruptions, with repairs leading to water service interruptions and traffic delays. The city informed residents about potential discolored water post-repair.

The City of Euclid bids farewell to Councilwoman Angela Steele-Thompson after her four-year tenure, praising her contributions, including the recreation center and "Street Delegates" program.

Downtown Euclid Improvement Corporation is hosting a trivia event at Omni Board Game Parlor on January 3 with prizes. Registration is required and limited.

Cleveland Heights promotes green disposal methods for holiday lights and Christmas trees, offering drop-off spots for recycling and advising on how to prepare trees for curbside pickup.